The NCAA is liquidating $200 million from a $360-million endowment, and that means each SEC athletic department will be be getting a six-figure bonus.

Payouts to the 14 conference teams total more than $11.5 million. The figures come are based off how many scholarships each athletic department issued during the 2013-14 academic year. Each scholarship awarded that year means $3,291.19 from the NCAA endowment.

Alabama has the most scholarship athletes in the SEC, with 275.45 grants issued that year, meaning the NCAA will be giving the Crimson Tide $906,558 from the endowment. The largest payout among all schools goes to Ohio State, which will receive more than $1.3 million for its 403.98 scholarships.

The money is required to go toward “uses that directly benefit athlete academic and welfare initiatives” according to USA Today.

Here’s how the SEC schools fare in order of number of scholarships:

  • Alabama – $906,558 (275.45 scholarships)
  • Texas A&M – $904,156 (274.72)
  • Auburn – $898,100 (272.88)
  • Georgia – $896,685 (272.45)
  • Kentucky –$862,851 (262.17)
  • Florida – $860,811 (261.55)
  • South Carolina – $855,940 (260.07)
  • Missouri – $847,877 (257.62)
  • LSU – $814,570 (247.50)
  • Tennessee – $808,086 (245.33)
  • Arkansas – $795,612 (241.74)
  • Mississippi State – $741,538 (225.31)
  • Ole Miss – $709,844 (215.68)
  • Vanderbilt – $600,708 (182.52)

The full list of how the $200 million will be distributed can be viewed here.